They misunderestimate me!
We misunderestimated the President's ability to butcher the English language.
We misunderestimated the President's ability to butcher the English language.
by Kieran Bennett November 21, 2005
v. t. 1. To underestimate but not sufficiently. To know that something is bad or inadequate, or dangerous, or evil but to not take nearly seriously enough the badness, inadequacy, danger or evil thereof.
by drblove January 16, 2009
We have seriously misunderestimated the effects of a Bush presidency -- they were far worse than anyone ever expected.
by AlyssaMarie May 15, 2008
How dare you misunderestimate me!
by Marty Potter August 14, 2005
Dude 1: don't you ever misunderestimate me.
Dude 2: where the hell did you get that word from?
Dude 1: Oh, Bush said it the other day after he got a shoe thrown at him.
Dude 2: where the hell did you get that word from?
Dude 1: Oh, Bush said it the other day after he got a shoe thrown at him.
by ALAN tq September 24, 2009
To mistakenly underestimate. Means that you misunderstood something so poorly that you completely underestimated it, realizing later that it was a dire, but likely preventable (had you fully understood the situation), mistake.
by jsday187 January 4, 2011
by j valentine August 25, 2007